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aud falling Weather warm
IOTtsNiitE ~. Dec. IN aNonn River ON.
iuf. with icct 10 inches ~ Che canal and iiot ;
iu,hr. ou the falls Weather cloudy unl mild,
VITA dtirfl.ng mln.
EVANSVILLE Ind. pcc m Nton. River feet
inches and rising. Cloudy and misty.
81 LOUIS, No. Dec. in Arrived nsc5tah.
Nick burg. nypiuci a. y silver. Now Uflrans,
" ~ cherry, iCnuuscu ri,rr River mlleu gIU.
gfuvr. "a Weather Wci au3 mih
CAIRO. lil nc. 10 Noln Arrived. & l.
N1,df. ohio, nm. Niahi Auivc,l n ~ Nor.
ton. a. tuuis, pa.m. pypafirIl horton NJ Louis.
lam Jos Walton. Ohio. lO am. River icct
Inches AMI rising Raining and cool.
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hoped he will do much good here. His
wife and daughter are with him, and add
greatly to the pleasure OF his hearers by
their fine singing.
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson preached
at 81. Paul's church last Sunday morning
and night His sermons we're both very
eloquent, and were treat to those who
heard him.
Mr.. John Burk has returned from q
business trip to Birmingham.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Mr. J. j. Ellis, of this place, and Miss
Maggie Glass, Of Piskensyille, Ala, on the
18th instant.
Mr.. Chas. Spiers, Of 81. Louis, son OF
Capt. Il. Il. Spicrs, OF this place, is at
home visiting his fathers family.
The Rev. J. l.. Lancaster, rector OF ST.
Paul's church. who has been located here
for several years, has accepted call to
Trinity church, OF Mobile Mr.. Lancaster
Is young man of fine ability, and will
leave many friends behind him when he
bids Columbus goodbye.
Mr.. Ike Frost, who has been quite i'll
with swamp fever, is conyalescng.
Miss Carrie Johnston is in Birmingham
visiting relatives
Miss Emma Mcdaniel, OF Okolona, spent
part of this week in Columbus.
Capt. Thco. Eggleston has returned from
an extended trip to Birmingham.
Mr.. John d. Morgan ia at home again,
after quite lengthy trip TO Texas.
Al the primary election yesterday TO &C.
leCt candidate for assessor, TO fill the va
cancy caused by the death Of Mr.. II. Will
ford, Mr. Hunter Walker was nominated.
Capt. II. w. Banks has returned from a
trip 10 Jackson, Miss
Gen. J. IL. Sharp and Mr.. ]. II. Sim
mons, rcprcsentatives-eectf from this coun-
ty, spent this week in Columbus.
DIR. John o. Kennedy, Of Kennedy. and
Miss Annie Winston, OF this place, were
married ut the residence of the brides
parents on last Wednesday. The wedding
was a very quiet one, only few friends
and relatives being present. The bride
and groom left at once for their home In
Kennedy.
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Prom the Humane journal ior November
That the people Of the south do not lack
enterprise Is iorcibly shown by the mpid
strides toward perfection being made 10y
Tur MnuuIs ArrElL The handsome
now dress and form which Il donncd
n few weeks ago made /, very attractive
~ well "a ncwsy paper. The two illus.
traicd supplements issued by Il on the day
uf the Presidents visit bird s-eyc View
of Memphis aud "WclcUme 10 Mem.
phi" -wcrc artistic and very appropriate.
Pg-nU-NA and Mnn-a.lin worked miracles on
NJ. ElInn MnNnnnl'a nlcrr.. n.Mrrn IA
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r. I. y. G. = not a curc-all. but quarter
of q century OF constant use has demon.
stmtcd beyond question that Tanners In
mlliblc Neuralgia Cure " tho only known
inialliblc cure for oil kinds Of neuralgia aud
Tor nervous headache Fifty cents per box.
Co, Nashville, Tenn. sold by Hester, ~
Main street
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THr Gut piano recital In the now music
hall Of the Clara Conway Institute last
Monday night was a brilliant success. A
Beethoven recital will be given Friday
evening 10 commemorate the birth OF tho
great poet
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The Eject OF nre,iiy.

Trom The DnIIa1 NcWs
President Cleveland has absorbed all
that part Of the American heart over which
he has not hitherto exercised sovereignty
by limiting his message 10 5000 words.
The acreage Of wheat in this country will
be greater next year. Many men have
year after year been prevented from put.
ting in fall crops because they did not
have time 10 read the messages and SOW
their wheat.
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Nine. Patti Friday night made her first
public appearance in Paris since the
Franco-Prussian war. The occasion was
a concert in aid Of the French hospital in
London.
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John sherman aud IN. Negro.

ifum thc ~ LOUIS ifNunllcnn
A hill compelling every American citi-
zen with African blood In his veins 10 vote
at every election, under a horrible pen.
atty. may be expected from John Sherman
ere the ensuing season II many weeks old.
sherman Is bound 10 make his colocd
brother pay his poll-iax.
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New I,sstmasteru.

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
WAIuNGroN, Dec. l0.-The following
fourth class posimas,crs have been lp-
pointed: o. n. Heard, ai Ayers, Dyer
county, Tenn; u. y. Dixon, Ohio, Amite
county, Miss; Howard &. Hall, ldcl, To-
gan county, and T. y. Morris, Joy, Hot
Springs county, Ark.
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DcIiaIlicsI Win 10.

From the vlcksburg Commercial Herald.
We print the Prcsidcnt'smcssigc in full,
and II gives great pleasure to shy we are
delighted with II. We cannot see how
any taxpayer, not directly interested in
the taria, can he otherwise, for Il Is de-
voted almost wholly 10 n logical and elo-
quent appeal 20 Congress TO reform the
tariff, and to do ~ ut once. A part OF
this import subject, Of course the rapidly
increasing surplus in the treasury Is re-
fcrrcd Ia, with most urgent request that
"thc cause" be removed.
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Appointments.

Special Dispatch ~ the Appeal.
WASHINGTON, Dec i0-Doorkceper
Hurt has appointed Willis Bolts, OF Mis-
sissippi. pagc In the House.
Mr.. Saunders Garland, the eldest son q
the Attorney General, who has been en-
ployed In the House posioflicc for four
years, has been appointed by the clcrl. II
the House 10 be index clerk TO private
claims.
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southern Prosperity.

Irnm the Tudcsman.
The T'mdcsman assnrcs rs northern pat
rons that the southern manufacturing and
mining region was never In - hearty and
hopeful condition rs now. The growth Of
the section has only fairly begun.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
EVENTS IN MEMPHIS AND NEIGH
BORING POINTS.

Weddings, Receptions and Entertain
ments-M Movements and Prospects
Reflections OF the Society Reporter
The Social Season.
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The Farce l. over.

Henry wat,cuon In the Courier Journal.
There Is no longer middle ground 70
stand on, and still less 10 fight on. The farce
ofobstruciion il over. Iis leading characters
have reached the end OF their string. In
the face Of the enemy, and on the threshold
Of q general engagement, the word must be
aud Il will he, Every man 10 his post Of
duty" The outlook Is certainly very
cheering at this moment, aud Tor one /
thank the President iur this thoroughly
Democratic message, and am proud OF him
~ a Democrat.
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Don W. Dickinson, the prospective Post.
muster General, Ia described ~ n terror tc
the rich Dcirnitcrs who ar In the habit ol
forgetting 10 pay their bills lie has lis.
Of these people in his oilicc and has ~
iamiliarizcd himself with their resource,
that they pay bills ~ soon ~ they know
that hc has been inirlsied With their col.
lection,
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with song she lullcd thcm on her happy breast
Then silent bent above their curlainVd rest
In fond forecasting thought I'LL. rs she guessed,
Beneath their lids the dcamlAnd dawn was creep
Ing.
Then lcfI them softly sleeping.
Time stole her cradle--childrcn allyct now.
In turn they tcndcrly above her bow.
They close her blessed eyes and kiss her brow;
They bear her TO her rest. they llnger weeping,
Then leave her strangely sleeping.
Edith NJ. Thomas. IN the Independent
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CI,y ral,or roIL,. Good r.reI..

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.--Scnaior Beck
has appointed Mfr. Rcan Folk, the city
editor Of the Memphis Schmiiar, as bis pri-
yate secretary.
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Democracy on Top.

Ifum the hichmnni state.
Il seems as though the Democrats, and
not the Republicans, would succeed this
year In directing the governments policy
on the subject OF federal taxation.
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Com srEcrAcLEs and Opera Glasses.
Seward, Scientific Opiician, 2Ss Main
street
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OPrnA GrAssEs and Gold Spcc,acles
Seward, Scientific Oplician, 2Ss Mair
street.
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Cur your lunch ut Metropolitan Res.au.
rant, 223 Second strcct.
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The new President Of the French rcpub.
lie Is near sighted
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4 PRESENT any gentleman will apprcci.
ate one OF Samclson's tine Mecrschaum
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noN'r fail TO see Hathaway jump this
afternoon ut jackson Mound Park.
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OYSTERS, every style, Metropolitan Res.
taurant, Second street, between Adams
and Jefferson.
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OrrnA GLAssu and Gold Spcctaclcs
Seward, Scientific Oplician, 2SS Main
-
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EVENTS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE SENATORS WHO WILL GET THE
VARIOUS CHAIRMANsHIPS.
Senator Bate Obtains a Private Secre-
tary from neutrality-suspicious. Of
Observation-Disclosures Hurt Max
ing People Happy.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-A pleasant little
gathering OF Arkansas people was held at
the residence OF Senator Jas. A. Jones last
evening, TO meet Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Har-
rod. Mr.. Harrod is prominent member
of the Arkansas Legislature, an available
candidate for attorney general, and fig
ure in the politics OF the State. Quite an
enjoyable evening was spent by the
party, which comprised Senator and Mrs.
Berry, Major and Miss Lanigan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frolich, Mrs. L. r. Messenger, Mr..
Messenger, Mrs. and Miss Roselle, Col.
Halliburton, Mr. and Mrs. Riley, Mes
danes Stuart and Todd, Miss Jennie Mel
vim, Mr.. l.. l.. Anderson and the men,
beers Of Senator Jones family. Col. Coop
err, OF the Nashville american, and nephew
Of Ex-senator Cooper, has left for home.
He was the guest Of Congressman WASH
ington while in the city.
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Another Eind word.

A. uEarnY for brain trouble. everybody
comedies in recommending la-cu.pia.
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"rnELAsr CHANCE"

After being released Mccaskcy dritcd 10
California and has worked nj almo@, every.
thing. until too icchlc 10 DO more. he was
compelled 10 apply 90 the aims house,
whore he will end his DAYS, he being now
In the house known ~ the last Chance,
whore the uniortunatcs who will never
leave are placed.
lie Ia an Odd Fellow. and claims 10 10
entitled " sumo property in Philadelphia,
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TRAINED Rats and Mica Museum.
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TnAYKR trades Tor old Gold and Silver.
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Flyr,r Gold spectacle, At ThnycFa

METROPOLITAN RrsrArB,Nr, 2s3 SECOND
street. Open day and night.
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rErcAuTIoN I'M NEcrssAnY.
ug ptstERtYs NroortAroRs.

Tho fisheries ncgotiators, after n Few
hous' session today, adjourned until
Wednesday, January 4. ISSs
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ESLAnGISo KANSAS CRY.

The Postmaster-Gcncral today Issued m
order changing the name Of the pos,oiiice
AZ Kansas City, kas., from Wyandoiie 10
Kansas City, 10 correspond with the name
Of the town. Tho order viii 50 into effect
on February l. The postoiiico at Arm
strong, kas., n suburb oi Kansas City, will
be discontinued from the same date, aud
the free delivery service will be extended
over the consolidated territory, obo served
from Kansas City. The Office Mt Armour
dale, Kas., also q suburb, will probably 10
discontinued within a few weeks.
, 1887-03-12
St. CroIx Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty
TO Animals

S a consequence of the invitation issued in
~ the st. Croix Avis of the 23rd October
last year, there was formed g Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, and after
Bylaws for the Society had been adopted,
the following gentlemen were elected to form
a Committee Of Management: Messrs. J.
Arenirup, Dahl, Dendtler, Faber, lessen, O..
Knudsen, Mdnter, Nelthropp, DR.. Neumann,
Capt. Ostermann, Quin and Revd. B. Romig.
The Society already numbers 81 members
besides several members in Copenhagen;
but the Committee considers that for the
Society to accomplish anything q larger
accession of members is necessary, and there
fore calls upon all who have an interest in
the matter to become members and in other
ways to support the Society in its efforts.
Lists are open for the subscription Of intending
members with Mr.. T. Minter, at the Factory
Office, from Is o'clock p. m, and also
at the Apothecary's in Frederiksted, at
which places copies Of the Bylaws may
also be seen.
It is requested that Reports Of cases Of
cruelty to animals as well as other comlnuni-
cations to the Society, be addressed to The
Committee of the S., Croix Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to animals, Chris
tiansted."
TIE COMMITTEE.
, 1887-03-12
Bekjendtgjore' Sc.

DFOLGE Ordre fra Gouvcrne
- mentet observation-disclosures Diet her
we'd, at Compagniet til en- Udry~ning
i Landot ~ONDAH|N d. Eide
Marts d a. fra III. 5 Morgen til
HI 6 httermiddag vii have Brng for
30 til 35 HcSte, SOM 0ns<cs tilIejo
for $500 a $500 pr. Htk. at Irvero
og afhente den nevnte Dag i den
militaire StaIdgaard i Christian
Hted.
Lysthavende hume indsende Til
bul til Compagnichefen i Christian
sted indtil 23de Marts Il. i.
Chris;ianstcdS Caserne 1t. l9de Frbruar
1887.
II. OSTERMANN.
, 1887-03-12
Translation.
Publication.

DT is hereby made known that
- Planter }. WILSON, after his re
torn to the Island, has resumed his
functions us Member of the Road
Commission, Quarter Officer for
Princes Quarter and B mdcnnlniu
for thr Western { entre ID sIrict Of
81. Croix.
Government Sccretary's Office, St. Croix
2nd March, 1881.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1887-03-12

scat bekjendtejores hrrved al
60 Planter j. WILSON, ,f'er sin
Tillmgpkomst III 0 N, after har over
'aget sine Funktioner SOM MrdIem #
Northumberland og Kvnrferoficer i
Prindsen< Kvarteer Snmt B~rsndkap-
tejn i 81. Croix vestligo l'entrrdis-
lrikt.
GOuvernempnts-S pkretariatet, ST. Croix
den 2den MartS 1887.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1887-03-12
UyCLiINEDLETTEESN CHESTIAsYEDSP0 OFFICE.

Lucy Am Daniel, James Stevens, Cor
militia DeWIndt. Con>tanria Rublc, George
Cruiser, Henry Shandlrf, James Ed'nm,
MARY Ann l.. South. Wnliam Brooks.
Chuis;iamStru's Post Office 28th February
1887.
A. j. BOYE.
, 1887-03-12
Translation.
n { c e

a CCORDING to order from the
80 Government, it is hereby
made known that, for a tour III the
country on SUNDAY, March 27th
%. G., from 5 O'cIock a. m. till 6
o'clock y. M, the Company will
require from 80 to 35 horses, which
it is wished to hire at from So 90 to
50 90 each, to be delivered at and
taken from the military stable yard
III Chrisriansted on the said day.
Offers may be sent Ia to the
Company's Chief up to the 23rd
March -. C.
Christiansted's Barracks, 10Th February
1887.
H. OSTERMANN.
, 1887-03-12
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDE-
RIKS7ED'S POST OFFICE.

James Best, G org Coppin, Anthony
Daniel, Rlthw"ll English, Mary IiarlcIs,
tie, &. II. HImiIton, Mr.. Murk, Henry
Moore,
UNPAID
Maria Coakley, Nr. Ferrn, Mr.. Gaspar,
A. q. McCurrach. \ McMay, y. Marshall,
N. james, Mary R,mSay, Anna Thomas,
FlederikSled's Post Office, 28th February
1887.
L. RICHTER.
, 1887-03-12
PUBLICATION
from the Police.
so Doll

arc offered as a REGARD to the person
who can give tn. Police such infor-
matt IN. as will led to the detec-
ton of the parpetrator of the lafe
fires, hat have taken place i'm the
cane pieces on Estates strawberry
Hill and Diamond & Ruby, and the
name Of the iRformer wiU not be men-
toned.
ChriStiansted's Police Office, the 4th
March 1887.
NAV En-,
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THE INFANTRY'S TRIP.
They WIN riicb Thor Tents ON the
"StAtcs'" Lawn.

They WIN riich Their Tents on the
estates" Lawn.
The w ashinlton Light Infantry has
concluded to oncamp at Atlantic City.
The company will be quartered at the
United States Hotel, and will pitch Its
tents on the ocean lawn of that house.
twill leave Washington on August 20
and arrive at Atlantic City at noon on
the 21st. The company will consist of
100 men, rank and file, 100 honorary
members, and the Third Artillery Band
Of Washington, consisting OF thirty.one
pieces, Two excursion trains will be
used 10 convey the company and their
friends to the island.
On arriving they will proceed TO the
States" where they will 90 into
camp, forty four tents being provided
for their use. Mr. Brown OF the
States" has extended the courtesIes
and hospitality of his hotel to Governor
Beaver and Lieutenant. Governor Da
vics of Pennsylvania, Governor Green
and staff Of New Jersey Governor Lloyd
and stan of Maryland, Governor Hill
and stail of New York, Governor Fitz.
hugh Lee and staff Of Virginia. The
leading features of the encampment
will be exhibition drills by Company b
Of the Infantry. The Richmond Blues
will he present and will add much to
the interest and attraction of the cere.
monies.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
East XashIngtnn

George A. Custer Camp, No. /. 8. o.
", at meeting held at Odd dFellows' Hall,
Navy Yard, last night, elected four active
members.
The family of Dr. f. A. Adams are at
Hamilton, Loudoun County, Va.
Mrs. G. d. willard and family of A
street southeast are at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Repetti and their daughter,
Mrs. NJ. l. Weller, and her family, are So
journiDg for the summer at Rouud Hill,
loudoun County, Va.
Mrs. A. B. Fisher of 902 Massachusetts
avenue northeast and her two daughters,
Misses Nellie and Stella, are at Asbury
Park for three weeks stay.
Mrs. Mary A. l.. Brown, formerly OF
Philadelphia, Pa, but later OF this city,
died this morning In the eighty Fourth year
of her ige. The funeral will take place
Sunday, st4 p M, from the residence OF
her Sol. George Brown, 4l9 Seventh street
sou,bt 4. The body will be temporarily
inter, at Congressional Cemetery.
-Onicer Fitzgerald of the Fifth Precinct
lesyir day for Virginia Beach to spend Il
ten days vacation, Officer Kenny is OD the
sieb li-t.
1ie hydrant at the corner Of Fourth aud
X th,,is southeast is out Of order.
o. iy Que arrest was made yesterday by
the f,ltn Precinct officers.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE


To the North, west aud southwost.
DOVbie JrGck SDlcndld SrsHerg.
St6d Rails hagBi fc,W Equipment,
In EFFEcT MAY 10, 1857.
Trains iedrt Washington NON Station, corner
Of Sirth and n streets, as JoA0'OS
For Pittsburg and the wet, Chicago Limited
Express of Palace Sleeping Cars at 80 a m
daily; Fast Line, o 80 "a m daily TO Cincinnati
and st. Louis, with sleeping Cars from Har
risburg to Cincinnati aud Buffet Car to st,
Louis; daily, except saturday, to Chicago,
Sleeping Cars Washington to Chicago and
St Louis, and Harrisburg TO Cleveland, con.
Meeting a. Harrisburg with through Sleepers
press, 1000 p m daily, for Plttsburg and the
Chicago.
BALTIMORE n POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara 1000 y m daily, except Saturday,
with Palace Cars Washington TO Rochester
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Blmira at
$50 N daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East. 7e5, 900, 1i.OO
ana lli0 a m, eco, 4io, 1o.cO and Il 20 p m,
on Sunday, 300 l.i0 q m, goo, 40, 1000
ana p ii2o ? m; Limited Express Of Pullman
and 400 y m daily, with Pennsylvania Rail
road DiningCars
For Boston without change, 200 N every
day.
For BROOKLYN, N Y, oil through trains con
meet at Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn
Annex, ahording direct transfer TO Fult0n
9trest avoiding double ferriage across Nev
For Philadelphia, 7.e5, 900. II. 10 and IL 40 IN,
goo, 10, 600, 1000 and II 20 p m. On sun
day. 0.OO, II 40 q IN, Q 90, d.10. 600 1000 and
ii.e0 p m. Limited Expresa. ad0 m week
days and 400 p m daily, with Pennsylvania
Railroad Dining-Cars
For baltimore, 035, 7g5, 900, o.4o, 9.I0, lilo
hnd II 40 M, i205, eco, 400, 4.l0, 20, 40,
bl0 $40, 10 60 and II 10 n m I'm Sunday
go Dos, 0.bo, 11.i0 m, 2.00, 400, 3.t0, 600,
$40 1000 and II 20 y M
For popes Creek Line, 7.25 a m and 4. 10 pm
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, 125, 1905 u m, 40 and 600
m daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 900 m
and 4.10 pm
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, eco 6.45, $40, O.I7, 1857 u NJ,
1904 noon, 2,05, i25, i.35, G.0i, sos, 1905 and
ii.37 pm. On Sunday at 600, $40, 9d1, 1857
I'm. 80, Col, sos and 1905 pm.
For Richmond and the South, SEQ. 1857 a N
daily and 4 81 p m daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, sos,
500. 910, lob, 1l07 m, 1.2O, 800, 3,23, 5.i0,
GO5, 92 and l0a2 p m and l2.i5 midnight
except Monday. On Sunday at 800, 0.10
and IL 10 night.
Tickets and Information at the office, north
east corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station. where orders can
he left for the checking of baggage to desti
nation from hotels and residences
CllAS. L. PUGH, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. @. p. A.
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TIE ARCHERY ASSOCIATION.

The Close of the Mecting-Reoeptlon
This Evening.
Ata business meeting OF the National
Archery Association last evening the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year; President, A Kern OF Dayton, Ohio;
yice-presdent, c. G. Beach, Michigan; sec
retary and treasurer, W. $. Gwyun, Gu.
clnnati. The executive committee consists
OF the above and S. W. Davies and T. j.
Wood Of Cincinnati, II. w. Longley of
Dayton, Ky; J. Ward Wilson Of Balti-
more, and d. A. Nash Of BroOklyn. The
Potomac Archers give a reception to the
visitors ut the Arsenal this evening.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-15
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO ROUTE.

Newport News and Mississippi Valley Co
schedule IN effect June o. 1887.
Trains leave Union Depot, sixth and b sts.
lO:57 a. M.--For Newport News, Old feili
Comfort and Norfolk Daily except Sun.
day Arrive In Norfolk ii0 p. m.
II "a A. M,-Fur Virginia Springs, stations
on the Shesapeake. \ ohio aud points
West. Daily except sunday, ObseIva-
tion car, Charlottesville to Clifton Forge.
Through Pullman Buffet stepping cars
Cliiton Forge to Louisville and St l;onis,
$50 p Mast Western express daily
Solid train. with Pullman Buffet sleopng
carr 10 Louisville, Pullman service to Cn'
cirnati, 81 Louis, Memphis aud New
Orleans.
11:GO P. M.-For Virginia springs and stt-
tions on Chesapeake ~ Ohio Daily oA-
cept Sunday. Through Pullman Burei
sleeping cars, Baltimore and Washingtoa
TO White sulphur Springs:
JOHN MUIR
General Traffic Manager
u. W. FULLbr
General Passenger asTIt-